(trunk libT) #2716 "magnet torrents not being saved after quit" -- fix bencode bug.
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#include "json.h"
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#include "utils.h" /* tr_free */
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#undef VERBOSE
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/* #define VERBOSE */
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static int test = 0;
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@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ testString( const char * str,
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check( !err );
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#if 0
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fprintf( stderr, "in: [%s]\n", str );
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fprintf( stderr, "out:\n%s", tr_bencSaveAsJSON( &val, NULL ) );
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fprintf( stderr, "out:\n%s", tr_bencToStr( &val, TR_FMT_JSON, NULL ) );
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#endif
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check( end == (const uint8_t*)str + len );
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saved = tr_bencToStr( &val, TR_FMT_BENC, &savedLen );
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@ -355,19 +355,12 @@ tr_bencLoad( const void * buf_in,
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****
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***/
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/* returns true if the given string length would fit in our string buffer */
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static inline int
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stringFitsInBuffer( const tr_benc * val, int len )
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{
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return len < (int)sizeof( val->val.s.str.buf );
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}
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/* returns true if the benc's string was malloced.
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* this occurs when the string is too long for our string buffer */
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static inline int
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stringIsAlloced( const tr_benc * val )
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{
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return !stringFitsInBuffer( val, val->val.s.len );
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return val->val.s.len >= sizeof( val->val.s.str.buf );
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}
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/* returns a const pointer to the benc's string */
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@ -577,29 +570,34 @@ tr_bencDictFindRaw( tr_benc * dict,
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void
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tr_bencInitRaw( tr_benc * val, const void * src, size_t byteCount )
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{
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char * setme;
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tr_bencInit( val, TR_TYPE_STR );
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if( stringFitsInBuffer( val, val->val.s.len = byteCount ))
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memcpy( val->val.s.str.buf, src, byteCount );
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/* There's no way in benc notation to distinguish between
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* zero-terminated strings and raw byte arrays.
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* Because of this, tr_bencMergeDicts() and tr_bencListCopy()
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* don't know whether or not a TR_TYPE_STR node needs a '\0'.
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* Append one, een to the raw arrays, just to be safe. */
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if( byteCount < sizeof( val->val.s.str.buf ) )
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setme = val->val.s.str.buf;
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else
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val->val.s.str.ptr = tr_memdup( src, byteCount );
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setme = val->val.s.str.ptr = tr_new( char, byteCount + 1 );
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memcpy( setme, src, byteCount );
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setme[byteCount] = '\0';
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val->val.s.len = byteCount;
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}
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void
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tr_bencInitStr( tr_benc * val, const void * str, int len )
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{
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tr_bencInit( val, TR_TYPE_STR );
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if( str == NULL )
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len = 0;
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else if( len < 0 )
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len = strlen( str );
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if( stringFitsInBuffer( val, val->val.s.len = len )) {
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memcpy( val->val.s.str.buf, str, len );
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val->val.s.str.buf[len] = '\0';
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} else
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val->val.s.str.ptr = tr_strndup( str, len );
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tr_bencInitRaw( val, str, len );
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}
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void
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